How many years is the right to use the building property rights divided by rural immigrants?

The buildings allocated by immigrants are collective property rights, and the land is collective or allocated. Individuals have no right to use and no land certificates.

This kind of housing, as long as it is not turned into commercial housing, is indefinite. This means that after you buy out the land owned by the house and the property rights of the house, it is also indefinite to pay taxes and fees such as deed tax!

You can hold this kind of housing for five years, pay the land transfer fee and apply for the individual land use right certificate, usually 70 years.